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

joining me now, former adviser to the hillary clinton campaign, adrian elrod. and everybody knows who this man is, eugene daniels, political playbook, coauthor. thank you both for coming to "the sunday show." so i want to put up on the screen this quote from hakeem jeffries, member of the house leadership, democrat from the great state of new york, where he says the extreme left is obsessed with talking trash about mainstream democrats on twitter when the majority of the electorate constitute mainstream democrats at the polls. adrian, you are -- you work with democrats. you're with the democratic party. does he have a point? >> well, i think the point that he was making, jonathan, is that elections are not fought and won on twitter. that is just not where the majority of voters spend their time. people like you and me spend a lot of time on twitter, but that's not where the majority of

with adrian, i still think she's kind of perfect. she's far more forgiving woman that i could be a misuse infinitely courageous. this is a woman who really was a damsel in distress who ended up saving her nights. meshe saved lafayette life and risked her own life again and again during the french revolution and raise i can't even imagine being back courageous. all of her contemporaries described her as being without jealousy of this perfect temperament. you see a little less temperament speak out in some of her letters. he complains to lafayette when he's making her about giving back property at some time and she's essentially saying listen, i'm doing the best i can. i'm walking around france on foot and you can just sit down, shut up and wait for me. it was infinitely nicer than i just did but when you see those little speaks of impatience, you know there is a real flesh and blood person behind that so you tease those out if you can in the story and with adrian, i might have even exaggerated a little because she probably crossed the

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, thanks, adrian. bryan. their report live from the airport at hong kong. the african forces being blamed for bombing a private hospital killing at least one person that happened in the southwest and city of laska. the owner says it was targeted because the military wrongly believed taliban faces were being treated there. peruse new left as president petro castillo is facing antique government process, just days after taking office supporters of his rival in last month selection rather than the capital. lima castillo, narrowly beat. conservative cake. which morning in a bitterly contested boat. the polarized the country critic say he failed to honor his pledge to build a broad based government. earlier his finance minister was sworn in to the relief of some business leaders. castillo chose moderate economists. petro frankie after peruse, currency and stock index dropped. mariana sanchez has more now from lima. they are mainly opposition. people, people that voted more take off with the money, but right now th

kathleen: -- adrian: i think it does.eal issue is at what extent is monetary policy being useful? the single largest msn we have globally is that government fiscal policy is most impactful to manage this type of crisis. it is a structural crisis, not a cyclical behavior. which sees governments step in and bolster household balance sheets, business balance sheets incredibly effectively so that puts monetary policy in a useful but very secondary role. we need to be true to our mandate, which is to say our in -- are inflation pressures rising? should we be back more out of mutual interest rate? what will change that view? you will have to see a significant shock to demand. what will lurk is that incomes remain strong. demand bounces back very quickly. and that these rolling lockdowns will continue for a while. that flexibility remained focused on the medium-term target. kathleen: i hope all those investors and traders who kind of control the market expectations for rate changes are listening closely. market expectations from

adrian con'ured up durin: his end, too good. adrian con'ured up during his day i end, too good.ring his day shift h end, too good. adrian con'ured up during his day shift at _ end, too good. adrian con'ured up during his day shift at a h end, too good. adrian conjured up during his day shift at a car - end, too good. adrian conjured up during his day shift at a car plant l during his day shift at a car plant in solihull has come to fruition. boxy runs in the family for yafais. his brothers are professionals. they tweeted they were lost for words. it is down to them that i even came into boxing. they both supported me, they both supported me. they are my biggest inspirations in boxing. that is insoiration _ biggest inspirations in boxing. that is inspiration which becomes jubilation. galalyafai, olympic jubilation. galal yafai, olympic flyweight jubilation. galalyafai, olympic flyweight champion. nicola adams won two golds at the olympics, one in london and one in rio. nicola, how good was galal yafai? exceptional today. his performance was unbelievable. he got the knockdown in t

let's listen to what adrian orr said.n: clear direction is to be reducing monetary stimulus, lifting the initial cash rate and then turn tightening monetary policy. this has not shifted us at all from that broad path. it has given us time for pause. kathleen: he said it last night and again today. the markets don't understand that the next move is going to be up and the rbnz's own projections indicate that they are going to hike the key rate by the end of the year. there are two more meetings. october and november. some people are saying they are still looking for if these lockdowns work, if the fire is cases get fast under control -- virus cases get fast under control. adrian orr certainly left the door open to that. shery: for now, the rbnz prudence is actually making a lot of analysts and economists reassess how they feel about what other central banks could potentially do. kathleen: we have an mliv blogger who said he thought this could send other central banks in the wrong direction. it could prove to be a rash move.

when adrian, actually i still think she's kind of perfect. she's far more forgiving woman than i could be. she's infinitely courageous. this is a woman who really was the damsel in distress who ended up saving her life. she saved lafayette's life and she risked her own life again and again and again during the french revolution, i can't imagine being that courageous. but all of her contemporaries describe her as being without jealousy of this sort of perfect saintly temperament. you see a little bit of less than saintly temperament peek out in some of her letters. she complains to lafayette at one point when he's sort of nagging her about getting back their property at some point and she's essentially saying, listen, buddy, i'm doing the best i can, okay? i'm walking around france on foot and you can just, you know, sit down, shut up, and wait for me to finish. she said it of course infinitely nicer than i just, but when you see the little tiny peeks of impatience, you know there's a flesh and blood person behind that. and you tease those thr

i want to bring in adrian and mohammed.ne and mohammed was an interpreter with his platoon who received a visa to come to the united states in 2014. thank you both for sharing part of your weekend with us. before we talk about your relationship and what it's like for interpreters, i want to get your reaction to the breaking news. mohammed, given what you are seeing today, the taliban now apparently with representatives in the presidential palace, how does that make you feel? >> good morning, thank you for having me on the show. yes, so it's really unfortunate. we worked as afghans and americans all together, we worked together to bring a peaceful government and elected government and certainly this thing happened within the last couple of weeks or days that the whole government is going to be shut down and the taliban is taking over. they are really taking over the major cities already. a lot of big provinces. it's a really sad news for people of afghanistan. especially people who are still there in afghanistan, stuck, the

>> with adrian from a i had the advantage of a little bit of biographical information.her daughter had written a biography of her she had written a little bit of biographical information about herself while trying to document her mother's life. the fact that adrian wrote her mother's biography a toothpick and ink while she herself was in prison, i think that indicated an incredible level of guilt for what happened during the french revolution so you read a little bit between the lines and what someone is not saying and bright they are saying and when they are saying it. withth adrian, i still think shs kind of perfect from a farmer forgiving woman i could be, she's infinitely courageous. this is a woman who was the damsel in distress who ended up saving her night. she saved lafayette life and risked her own life again and again and again during the french revolution in ways i can't even imagine being back courageous. all of her contemporaries described her as being without jealousyre of this perfect sainy temperament. he see a little bit less of the saintly temperament

well, adrian brown joins us live now from hong kong. adrian, what reaction has there been? so far to the sofa. well kim, as you might expect, the response from china has been fairly blunt. there was a term statement issued early on friday from the ministry of foreign affairs here in hong kong. they accuse the united states of shameless apocryphal saying that the biden administration was intervening violently in china's internal affairs. the hong kong government for its part not wanting to be left out. also criticize the bite administration, saying that the u. s. was once more smearing hong kong the memorandum the joe biden is this shoot affects many people from hong kong. now in the united states, since 2019, it's estimated that more than 80800000 hong kong citizens have gone to the united states. and what bite is now saying is that they can remain there for another 18 months. what is not clear though, is what happens after that period. will they be allowed to remain for another 18 months now? bite and said they were compelling reasons for allowing these people to stay. he

adrian brown reports from hong kong. hong kong international airport is a quiet place these days. except here, the check in area for flights to london. these people are not going away for business or pleasure though. they're leaving for good feeling, a mixture of anger, guilt, and defense. they're being forced out. this is our home. why do we need to leave? i mean, i have been living here for more than 40 years already and it's my home. so it's really sad to leave the home and you see that everything is she's a finance worker and has no job to go to like others who sacrifice careers often for the sake of their children. bolivia. so for many years we have our korean, we have family. yes. i so it's been upset for the for the future of my children. i think we need to do it the sad scenes and now being played out daily. as more people join a growing exodus from a territory where communist party rule is being tightened. in the past year, an estimated $36000.00 people have left for britain under a special visa scheme. many supported over parts of the anti government protest movement lik

dani: adrian orr there.hat decision to delay a tightening or tapering in new zealand would mean that we saw the aussie dollar, kiwi dollar, and canadian dollar all under pressure. that canadian dollar looking green because it is in the front of that pair. the kiwi dollar trading at a nine month low. let's get more on this from esther reichelt, from commerce bank, who is still with us. october is very much on the table. it would take a lot, in terms of demand, to delay it even further, yet we continue to see a lot of weakness in the kiwi dollar. what do you make of that dynamic? esther: i'm not surprised because everybody remembers the experience. we have the spike or the increase in cases going up in july and they still do not have this outbreak under control. the fear is that new zealand will be in a very similar situation right now so that this outbreak might turn out much bigger than the central bank initially expected and therefore that the central bank could be much bigger than they might indicate initi

and with adrian i might have even exaggerated a little because she probably was a saint.ut for the other characters in the novel, beatrice i also had her letters. she's extremely funny. shet was a comedic actress in hr day and that comes through. i should mention she was also an author and at one point she wrote she had submitted a manuscript to her agent and hadn't heard back from him yet so she feared it was so bad that it might have killed him. i thought she is our people. we know this lady and would love having lunch with her so i was able to sort of bring her to the page. martha is the third character and the only fictional character, she's a composite character. i based her on real women who helped the french resistance and may have been involved in hiding and protecting jewish children but i didn't want marta to be the same as the other two women in the book who both idolized lafayette. they think w the sun rises and sets by him. i needed a contrast and i thought she's not going to care one bit about this. she doesn't care about the castle, the legacy. she just wan

adrian esparza tiene la informacion. en solo en solo instantes les contamos donde hubo una boda masiva con mas de 200 parejas... la pandeia no detiene la vida... en peru 200 parejas contrajeron matrimonio en una boda masiva en lima, la capital.. la ceremonia fue presidida por el alcalde, quien exigio que las parejas se sometieran a un examen para prevenir el contagio con el coronavirus... la pareja de mayor edad fue la formada por santiago loyola, de 82 aqos, y olga velasquez, de 87... las autoridades entregaron una cesta de frutas y les ofrecieron un cafe. y asi llegamos al final con las noticias mas importantes a esta horagracias por acompaqarnos. nos vemos con mas noticias a las once y media en su noticiero leo: hoy voy a hacer la broma del portafolio seboso. le embarré aquí y le voy a pedir a la gente que me lo detenga en lo que me abrocho la agujeta. y se van a embarrar. ¡puaj! hijo, ¿me lo--me lo detienes en lo que me abrocho la agujeta? venga. eso, gracias. >> disculpe, está manchado. leo: ¿qué? >> está manchado.

adrian brown, audi 0, hong kong. and that's all for me learn, but i understand you have a little bit more for that last time. but thanks joe. thank you. well, the took your game maybe over, but the olympics continue to inspire even in syria's last rebel held enclave where despite the children of stage their own lympics for brain report, the competitors in the so called tense olympics, are 120 boys representing 12 refugee camps. most have been displaced by more than 10 years of war, relying on humanitarian aid to survive. quite like the real thing that there are no girls taking part to the disconnect, a sporting event says an important purpose. but honest hayden has to be lympics research for a waiver. the full answer to remind the nations community of the plate of the children and other camp resident games began to lunches. and there are plenty of events fixed on the crowd, ranging with child referee along jump. and the high jump javelin compared to the go through his paces in the rena. another young i just discussed

adrian brown reports. it was important for china to excel the tokyo games because they coincided with another cause for celebration. the 100 the anniversary of china's communist party having to see is f las to excel in these games will validate the ccp leadership that shows china have the capability to win and to excel in the olympics that will boost the national confidence and strengthen unity for chinese leaders olympic go, metals represent an important projection of power, which is why so much money is invested in finding the very best in china. there's so many people that the goal is to, to weed through the many people that are going through the system and find the one that they think will best represent the country. and is that more wind at all costs than another model is hot say, but, but then when they know they're not there to come 2nd, that's a show from the eve of the tokyo games, the head of china is olympic committee said he wanted his country to win as many gold medals as possible that added t

thanks about adrian bound there for us in hong kong. if you're appears to gray in rebels, have fees control of the ancient town of lolly bella, which is in the north. in recent weeks t p le fighters have targeted the strategically important a fall region as well as horror where the ballot is located for the rebels. it's a symbolic victory and also a significant in cousins south. the town is a unesco world heritage site on his sacred for millions of ethiopian orthodox christians, is known for its 12 century churches which have calmed out of rock. the us is calling on rebels to protect its cultural heritage. mark web has been following developments from nairobi. resident and others have told us the fighters and the gray region of entered the historic town loudly better. there were rumors that they were close local residents over the last week, some of the residents that they've had gunfire at night, but they say it's normal to to have some gunfire at night there. but then just in the last few hours, resident said they could see the, the g

but there's more of a strengthening relationship, is adrian brown reports from hong kong. nearly half a century ago. these 2 neighbors fought a brief, portable, but the latest china, russia military drills showed that hostility is now in the past. in this mock battle, the enemy is unnamed. it's a military partnership that's strengthening, thanks in part to both countries, worsening relations with the united states. if you say it's a marriage of convenience that underestimates the depth of their shared interests. and of course, the biggest one is opposing america, and i'm the mining america and the west. and that's extremely importantly in explaining the strength of the current chinese russia relationship. $10000.00 soldiers are taking part in the exercise which will last for 5 days. the 30th such wargames since 2003 russia's president vladimir putin and china's leader shooting paying, recently boasted that that countries relationship was now unbreakable. and moscow in beijing appear to be an agreement on afghanistan. both were highly critical of the decision to withdraw all us troops.

denis: adriÁn uribe nos hablo de su nuevo proyecto, un estÁndar desde su casa.completamente mi familia a ver quÉ les parece, espero que me sigan hablando porque los balcones y a mi mamÁ tambiÉn. denis: tuve que preguntarle de su hermosa hija, la pequeÑa emily. >> mi esposa me comenta que ella era introvertida, mi hijo tambiÉn fue introvertido y emeli es todo lo contrario, grito todo el dÍa, aquÍ estoy, ya lleguÉ, empieza gritar y haz de cuenta que me estoy viendo hay. denis: tienes una naturalidad, eres al tÉcnico pero la pregunta el millÓn, ¿quÉ te hace reÍr a ti? ¿quÉ te mata carcajadas? adriÁn: asustar a la gente, asusta mi mujer y lo subo la redes sociales porque membros la risa, me gusta mucho cuando la gente se espanta, eso me divierte mucho pero tv me hace mucho reÍr es que soy fÁcil, me gusta repente medio malo porque cuando se tropieza algo me rÍo y a veces no estÁ padre, no soy tan difÍcil que me hagan reÍr. disfruto, como si no me dedicara esto. a toda la gente que me estÁ viendo, no se pierdan este show de comedia hecho en casa, un show que pueden ve

adrian brown, al jazeera hong kong, a chinese cor. it has rejected an appeal by canadian mound, sentenced to death on drug smuggling charges. robert schellenberg was given a 15 year jail term in 2018, but he was re sentence to death 2 months later, after a top chinese tech executive, mangling who was arrested in canada, in relation to charges in the us. canada and bassett or to china says it's no coincidence. this verdict is out. while men's extradition trial is ongoing, katrina, you is impatient with more. he can appeal to the highest court in china, which is the people's court. but it's very unlikely that he'll be able to change his sentence. here in china and 99 percent of all criminal cases are found guilty and big as a tourist lee hard on any drug smuggling crimes. now, schellenberg is not the only canadian who is expected to receive his verdict this week. another canadian michael sparkle, who was try, was trial in a separate case on the espionage charges is also expected to receive his verdict. now there's a very strong politica

adrian brown, al jazeera hong kong. the president of beller is as told west, imposed to choke on the sanctions after another round was imposed on his government by the us, canada. and the u. k. targets include the country's national olympic committee, which washington accuses of money laundering. now the move can side with the 1st anniversary of alexander lucas shank is disputed election when under simmons of more, williams, alexander lucas shanks was big conversation event was still going on when the consequences of his actions in the past year started to play out on the world stage, new sanctions the u. k. first on our them, his reaction, the put that is just where you can choke on those sanctions in the u. k. we haven't had even the faintest idea for millennia about this great britain. your america's lap dogs. later came new sanctions from the united states and canada as well. because shanker said, the election was free and fair describing the opposition protests. as an attempt 235000 protest is were arrested 600 opp

adrian brown, al jazeera hong kong. these healing prime minister has made a formal apology. the raids on people who overstayed their fees as nearly 50 years ago. the often violent rates were racially motivated because police mostly targeted pacific islanders for deportation, while ignoring people from other countries from oakland, wayne hay reports these experiences, the tears flowed as pacific islands, community leaders, and those affected by the door raids gathered in oakland town hall. they came to hear new zealand prime minister jacinta rod durn say the words they've been calling for for decades today. i stayed on behalf of the new zealand government to offer a formal an unreserved apology to pacific communities for the discriminatory implementation of the immigration laws of the 1970s that lead to the events of the dawn rights the the immigration quack down in the 1970 s targeted pacific islanders who had been brought here because of labor shortages. the often violence don't rage, which the government has now apologized for. so police searching homes, businesses and eve

adrian brown, al jazeera, hung home, now aid work as of intercepted, a boat, which was full of migrants off the coast of tunisia. the boats engine of failed and it was taking in water, took 6 hours to rescue nearly $400.00 people, some of them that already started jumping into the sea on board, remaining men from morocco, bangladesh, egypt, and syria. international organizations migration says more than a 1000 migrants have died in the mediterranean this year. now large cruise ships are banned from entering the center of venice. environmental hasn't been pushing for this band for years. as adam rainy reports from venice, it might not have much of an impact on the city. the picture postcard perfection. tourists are back in venice, but they won't be arriving anytime soon on large cruise ships. it follows years of debate about banning mega cruise ships to protect venison lagoon ecosystem that that bait became much more heated with the arrival in june of a towering 90000 tons ship. the government finally announced the ban in july, after threats from unesco to place venice a world heritage s

adrian brown, audi 0, hong kong. the to controversial games in a row, you might say, because as we look at the live shot from tokyo right now, they were still purchase, still purchase against these games which are now coming to an end. it provoked so much feeling amongst the people of japan in the middle of this pandemic, about 8 30 in the evening in tokyo right now at the national stadium inside the flag barriers are in the ceremony, has begun the very different ceremony, obviously. then we would usually have a lot fewer people there. no one in the stands, but this is their dylan picks line, the hydrogen powered olympics. i'm the cleanest and the pick flame ever we were told and moved back into the stadium for the closing ceremony. tokyo 2020. in 2021. coming to its conclusion. ah . how poppy? i'll be the headline. the gun taliban is captured the northern provincial capital. i couldn't do it in another significant defeat for the government. taliban fighters attacked early on sunday. baffling street by street during

adrian brown, al jazeera hong kong, now and all the news were following aid work as if intercepted, a boat crowded with migrants of tenicia coast. the engine had failed and it was taking in water. it took 6 hours to rescue nearly $400.00 people. some of them it already started jumping into the sea on board, were mainly men from morocco, bangladesh, egypt, and syria. the international organization for migration says more than a 1000 migrants of dive in the mediterranean this year. well now to new zealand, where the prime minister is made a full apology for raids against people who overstate the visas, nearly 50 years ago, the austin, violent raids were racially motivated because police mostly targeted pacific islanders for the port taishan while ignoring people from other countries. from oakland, wine, hey reports. these experiences with the tears flowed as pacific islands, community leaders, and those affected by the dorm raids gathered in oakland town hall. they came to his new zealand prime minister jacinta rod durn said the words that been calling for the decades today. i stayed on

adrian brown, al jazeera hong kong. mm. corona, virus cases and hospital admissions, across the us of reached a 6 month high fuel by the spread of the delta vary and the number of new infections report. it has reached 100-0043 days in a row that say 35 percent spike compared to this time last week. canada is now allowing americans vaccinated against cubic 19 to enter the country as lifted rules imposed in march of last year, which banned non essential travel across the land border. but restrictions on canadians entering the us remain. she pretends he has that story from detroit. there were long delays at some land border crossings into canada as fully vaccinated us citizens were finally allowed across for the 1st time since march of last year. but given the spread of the delta veterans and pounds of the us, some a raising questions about the relaxation of the rules. i'm a little nervous about it because the numbers are going up. they are so much, never got 100008 day. so why are we exposing herself kind of a shot? it's

adrian brown, al jazeera hong kong in the u. s. government scientist who was as did after criticizing the trumpet ministrations. corona, virus responses reached a settlement with the department of health there. ologist rick bright, resisted the president's push to use an anti malarial drug, hydrox clark when as a cure for cubic 19, he says that's why he was demoted from a key job. a 2nd complaint is still being investigated by the office of special council, which protects federal whistleblowers. canada is now allowing americans vaccinated against cubic 19 to enter the country is lifted rules imposed in march of last year which banned non essential travel across the land border. but restrictions on canadians entering the u. s. do remain, she have returns the reports. now from detroit. there were long delays at some land border crossings into canada as fully vaccinated us citizens were finally allowed across for the 1st time since march of last year. but given the spread of the delta veterans and pounds of the us, some a raising q

adrian whitehouse is pushing to new jersey as president to make a swift return to a democratic path in a phone call. national security advisor james sullivan. case said to form a new government quickly to stabilize the economy and contain the current of ours pandemic. it comes almost a week off the president's tax, the government, and for his parliament. his opponents accuse him of carrying out a qu, peruse, new left is present. pedro castillo is facing anti government protest as days after taking office has rival and lost most collection value in the capital. lima affair normally beat insensitive k kofuji maury and a basically contest in both paradigms. the country, i think say he's fail to on his side to build a broad face government. well, earlier his finance, but it's, it was torn into relief of some business leaders, a fair chose moderate economy, petro fine k, after peruse currency and stock index drops. might, sanchez has more from lima, these are mainly opposition people. people that voted more take off with the money, but right now they are not processing and her. but again, y

adrian brown, al jazeera hong kong i. so fighters of am booster checkpoint in egypt, sinai peninsula killing at least 5 soldiers in the time that shakes away 6 other troops are set to be wounded. egypt army says, a total of 8 soldiers have been killed. recent days during offensives against iso and almost 90 of its fighters have been killed, iran has denied any involvement in an attack and israeli operated tanker off the coast of oman. but his as prime minister insist that his country has intelligence confirming that iran is responsible to people were killed on board. the m v musser on thursday when it was hit by what appears to have been a drug strike. or the other, i mean has more on this from west to receive them where we don't have details of the evidence they are speaking about what israel is saying that is that this was a drone attack and that, that drone effect specifically targeted the bridge of that vessel to cause a human last or you sort of human human toll on this attack. now, prime minister enough, the bennett

adrian brown, al jazeera hong kong, large cruise ships with more than 25000 tongues and are banned from entering the center of venice. environmentalists being pushing for the band for years, not raining reports from denise on the impact of the new rule. picture postcard perfection. tourists are back in venice, but they won't be arriving anytime soon on large cruise ships. it follows years of debate about banning mega cruise ships to protect venus's lagoon ecosystem. to be became much more heated with the arrival in june of a towering 90000 ton ship. the government finally announced the ban in july. after threats from unesco to place venice a world heritage site on its endangered list. the italy is promising to cover last wages for thousands of workers who rely on the cruise industry to keep them afloat. what a movie about it. we hope the government comes up with a way for us to continue a subsidy might last a year or 2, but this decrease has ships won't pass through anymore. we need certainty for our future. you dec now which cuts right through the heart of venice passing by st. mark's

adrian brown, i'll just 0 hong kong. ah, i'm kidding. but i'll go with the headline on al jazeera telephone fight has said they've captured another provincial capital, the city of telecom and the ne, earlier on sunday, the group captured the northern provincial capital of commerce and another significant feature, the government. shanell bells has more from campbell earlier today. sarah poll and conduce fell to the taliban. they put out.

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adrian brown, audi 0, hong kong. all right, that's your sport for now. it is peter joe, thanks very much. we'll talk to you later. i'm sure when we come back on the other side of the break, we'll get you across all the developments from afghanistan here on al jazeera, which is a ah, talk to al jazeera, we roam, did you want the un to take and who stopped you? we listen, you see the whole infrastructure and being totally destroyed. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter. on our sera, journalist and government pack. it didn't have the infrastructure they needed. they promised results in 5 days. but it's been a year examining, the headline. is this another potential flashpoint for conflicts? voice is from different corner. every house here has someone who has made it to the top of ever. it's not just one of the several time program that has been your i to not punitive you today on algebra, yugoslavia disintegrated, war descended on its inhabitants amidst the death and destruction. one man created a peaceful microcosm for boys

adrian for not going to let virus outbreaks stop the rbnz from hiking rates as soon as october. kathleen, what is the governor's reasoning? kathleen: his reasoning is that a central bank has to learn to deal with the virus, deal with outbreaks. he says the economy is still surging ahead. there's key concerns that inflation expectations could get out of control, and he said yes, very definitely, the door is open to a rate hike in october. >> we have to focus very much on our purpose, which is, of course, the inflation and employment mandate that we had, and absolutely, this week was not the best of timing to be looking to reduce interest rates -- reduce monetary stimulus, i should say, given the health situation, but we can observe what is going on, and the underlying economics remains the same. we have severe capacity constraints. we have supply disruption creating the costs. we have above maximum sustainable employment, so the underlying situation remains the same, but we thought best let's just observe over the next few days at low cost to us. kathleen: you brought up an inter

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so the african-american figures in helmet that will appear in the sculpture will be wearing that adrian helmet to reflect that they served on the segregated basis. but, at the same time, they appear arm in arm or shoulder to shoulder with white soldiers in other parts of the sculpture to show that they did serve along with all other americans. and the central figure is based on a marine corps gunnery sergeant named dan daly. he had already received two medals of honor, one for service in the philippines, one in haiti. and as he was leading his men across an open field into the belleau wood, daly is reported to have called to his men to lead into battle, "come on, you sons of bitches, do you want to live forever?" behind him are two figures, sort of at the forefront of the charge, and you see that one is falling after he has been hit by a german bullet. but, at the same time, he is still trying to charge forward. and so his foot is planted into the ground even though he's been hit, he's still trying to move forward into the fray. and that illustrates another saying from the war by a germ

the african american figures that will appear in this sculptural be wearing that adrian helmet to reflect that they served on the segregated basis. at the same time, they appear arm in arm or shoulder to shoulder with white soldiers in other parts of the sculpture to show they did serve along with all other americans. the central figure is based on a marine court grand sergeant named dan dailey. he received two medals of honor. one for service in the philippines, one in haiti. as he was leaving his man across an open fields, into the bella wood, he is reported to have called to his mental lead them into battle. come on, do you want to live forever? we ask the sculpture to illustrate that moment for us. this is his representation of it. behind him are two figures, sort of at the forefront of the charge. you see one is falling after he's been hit by a german bullet. at the same time, he still trying to charge forward, and so his foot is planted in the ground, even though he's been hit. he's still trying to move forward into the fray. that illustrates another saying from the war by a german