i adrian finighan -- i am adrian finighan.pat with france has threatened the mali region of south africa. france was accused of abandonment for deciding to reduce its military presence. french president met wilma krohn called the comments unacceptable and later disparaged the molly and government. on tuesday, the molly and ambassador -- the molly ambassador -- the mali was summoned. tensions were high after reports that mali was a talks to hire russian mercenaries for security. reporter: the new situation puts -- >> line puts --the new situation puts mali at fa to complete, -- at a fait accompli. adrian: president macron said the mali prime minister said something shameful. the mali was born of two clues. he said the government has zero credibility. why has france, a former colonial power in mali, been fighting there for eight years? the crisis began 2012 with an armed uprising by separatists in the north. that created unrest that led to al qaeda and isis fighters spreading out across the sahel. france began a mission to rid m

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there are so many adrians in our country. and there are a moral and ethical imperative for us to address the medicaid cover gap. so i'm really excited to moderate this conversation today and let's get started and i'll start with a question to representative clyburn. you have been vocal about the importance of congress passing a law to close the medicaid coverage gap in the 12 states that have refused to expand medicaid and it is important to note these states could still expand medicaid today if they wanted to. and in fact they have more resources to do so because of the american rescue plan act. you could talk first about why it is necessary that congress pass a policy to close a medicaid coverage gap once and for all. >> first of all, thank you very much for having me. and let me just respond to that question this way. i always view history as a great informer of how we are to conduct ourselves as a country. and the history is very clear. if you look at those 12 states, that refused to expand the vast majority of them are i

there are adrians throughout the country. they are black and latino and native american and poor white who are suffering daily because they have no access to healthcare. when you add to that the fact that the culture of rural hospitals -- let me say hospitals throughout the country are closing their doors making , it all the more difficult for the people we're talking about to gain access to health care. expanding medicaid would also help those institutions survive. it would provide a lifeline that would help support those hospitals in ways that allow them to serve the communities where they are situated in ways that, without medicaid expansion, they will not be able to do. what i find so especially galling is many state governors who refuse to accept the expansion reject it on the basis of federal intervention and state affairs. the cost of failure to provide adequate access to health care becomes a national problem. when you have icu units throughout the country filled with covid patients such that other patients who would

i'll adrian alpha con. there wasn't popular uh, wasn't that popular with, with great swiss of the population. what's been the reaction where from the people of guinea? well, you know, you have to take into consideration that this, this sir, new integration of a young officer taking over from an old aging president that has to the constitution is something that is not just happened in guinea. but we've seen several countries in the region going through similar processes from sudan, molly, and now guinea and chad, even where we've seen officers take over power. and there seems to be a general generational shift in power and a feeling among many young people in the region that they're aging leadership do not represent their interest in whilst there has been international condemnation, both from the west african book block echoes in the african union the reason why mamma do demoya feel so embolden is that he knows he has the support of a substantial part of the population that wants to see an overhaul or change

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. >> that is a grounding story about it adrian and elevated the human cost i know you are familiar withhe stories that you have commented on that space that are most suffering in our country and most excluded by policies and programs. can you share how the lack of medicaid expansion has impacted families and communities in south carolina? >> . >> the biggest issue south carolina in the last ten years may be seven oklahoma is nine. it would still be open today is the states expanded medicaid because of the resources that are necessary for people to receive healthcare. we could get to the individuals but i can't think of anything more comprehensive than the hospital needed to go miles away for healthcare. and with those community health centers. and then to be qualified and then with that commuting distance everybody in the country. we have to be comprehensive in our approach to this. and with the community health centers and telehealth and telemedicine come all of these things will be very important. and these things none of these things can function in the same a comprehensive approach

adrian is a woman of color, a story teller, a lover of the arts. six years ago, at the age of 30, she was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. in the wake of her diagnosis, she applied for medicaid, not once, not twice, but four times. she was rejected each and every time. it was only when governor tom wolf expanded medicaid coverage in her state that she was finally able to get the insurance and the care that she needed. that single act of leadership more than halved the insurance gap between black and white adults in pennsylvania, and it also meant adrian could get the treatment so that her condition would not get worse. without medicaid expansion treatment and medication, it would have cost her thousands of dollars, but with medicaid coverage, it cost her nearly nothing. her doctors' appointments, covered, her mris, covered, if she breaks a bone or falls, that is also covered. if she has a poor response to her medication, that's covered as well. as adrian said, this is a condition that she's going to have to live with the rest of her life and she

as adrian said, this is a condition that she's going to have to live with the rest of her life and she deserves and all americans deserve to have treatment and support in these moments in the wealthiest country in the history of humanity. unfortunately there are many americans in the same position as adrian who don't receive this basic simple humane coverage because it's a state they happen to live in. 12 states have not expanded medicaid under aca, and as a result, over 2 million americans are uninsured and who are in that coverage gap where they don't qualify for medicaid because their state has chosen not to expand the program, and they are also not eligible for financial assistance from the marketplace. recent analysis byes by the center for american progress found closing the medicaid coverage gap would save over 7,000 lives per year. it would also result in almost 50,000 fewer evictions and a $2 billion reduction in medical debt because those currently caught in the coverage gap would become more financially stable. that's not to mention that permanent closure of that gap would a

hello, adrian. something in here in doha, the headlines on al jazeera, you and chief antonio garage assassinations, to urgently inject cash into afghanistan's economy. in order to prevent a humanitarian crisis that says g 20 leaders prepared to meet later on tuesday to address the situation in afghanistan. early election results in a rock point to a strong outcome for shia cleric, montana or sellers party. the former prime minister, l'oreal marquee looks, said to have the next largest chair of the vote among sheer parties and the hash. i'm has more from baghdad with i looked at a saw that a getting his majority in the fall, lamentable a newly mighty key to these people. what able to mobilize the supporters base and get them to the falling station a secured their majority in the parliament and now start thinking of the day after . however, it wasn't, it wasn't the same for other parties for those traditional islamic groups. also in the, in the country who most of them lost a lot of the presence of th

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adrian finnegan with you here in doha. the headlines, saddam's top general, says that the military dissolved the transitional government to avoid of civil war until father albert hon also said the prime minister abdullah handle was being kept safely at the general's own home for his own safety. se, asia's most important regional summit has begun without the mass military chief peters excluded been on the line saying that he hasn't done enough to end the post qu, violence, and brazilian lawmakers are about to vote on whether to asked the attorney general to indict president diable some out of home home aside charges, so as to say that is miss handling of the cubic 19 pandemic lead to deaths that could have been prevented the world looks likely to miss its paris agreement targets, even with many countries sitting new net 0 emission targets. that's according to a new report by the united nations. it gave a 60 percent chance the temperatures will rise by $2.00 degrees celsius by the end of the century to keep the increase belo

ah, hello, i'm adrian for again. this says that these are live from go ha, coming out to the next 60 minutes. leader of columbia's biggest drug cartel has been arrested. it's been compared to the fall of 19 eighties, drug lord pablo escobar, pushing past security forces, refugees, micros, determined to reach the united states itself on foot from southern mexico. our goal remains to compete in a position with the u. s. issues more calls for com days after north korea said that it test fired a new type of ballistic missile protests. as incident, i met with tear gas after looking at major bridge in the capital and, and for the atlanta braves, are headed to the world series for the 1st time since 1999. ah, maybe raining champions the alley dod, you're thinking think the other championship theory? ah. the leader of columbia's biggest drug cartel has been arrested starter antonio. oh so go sugar. who also goes by the name of antonio was captured in a remote corner of the jungle. president of undo. k says, it's the biggest

ah, hello, i'm adrian. and again, this is al 0 life. doha also coming up anger in shoreline cup. i guess what people say is poaching by indian fishermen also. about elma cron condemns are cracked out algerians protesting against french rule 60 years ago, but stopped short of a formal apology. i, we look at how africa's biggest film festival is bringing diversity to a global yes. ah, we begin in yemen where the saudi led coalition says that it's killed at least $160.00 hootie fighters in married province. dozens of asterix were launched in support of government forces to push back the rebels last month. the hoot. these renewed and offensive in the province maribel the internationally recognized governments last stronghold in northern yemen. who say the alba casey is a political commentator journalist whose aligned with the hoot the movement he denies the claims that those killings took place. we see on the ground that there are many out of me here. i'm federal the whole, the advancing toward the mighty big city. i mean, they have a lot to actually do all do. so the strikes and all

ah, this is al jazeera ah, hello, i'm adrian finnegan. this is that he was alive from doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. hundreds of women's marches take place across the u. s. won a court decides whether to strike down a new anti abortion weitzman, o violence in chile, as demonstrations, take place for and against migrants of the country. $4000.00 refugees and migrants that attained during grades in libya. authorities say that they'll deport as many as possible. poles closed in georgia and an election that's been overshadowed by the jailing of the former president. and in sport, chelsea half came top spot than the english premier league to late goals that gave the european champion the 31 win against south hampton. ah, we begin in the united states where more than $600.00 marches are taking place to support women's reproductive rights. it's an annual event this year though, the march is focused on laws in several states to restrict access to abortion, especially texas, which has the toughest legislation in the country. a federal jud

hello, i'm adrian setting up. this is al 0 life. doha also coming up. taliban says that it's talking to the us on improving relations spot has made it clear it's.

ah, ah hello, welcome to the program, i'm adrian finnegan. one of the european union's core principles is the supremacy of its laws. that means that regulations decided in brussels are applied equally across it's 27, been the states and override national legislation. poland is challenging, that idea, it's top court has all the parts of each law and not compatible with the polish constitution. the government in warsaw has welcomed the decision, but e. u leaders are threatening to retaliate on sunday. hundreds of thousands of polish protest has urged their government to commit to keeping poland in the block will bring in our guests in just a moment. but 1st a report from others. here as warri challenz in morsel i, it's large crowds and e. u flags are plenty, and central war. so and real fears for the countries future we would like to stay in the european union and we are very afraid that, that we are going to, to the pull exit together with the government of mister kaczynski and the others here. it's like, you know, a magician who's playing a y

hello, adrian said again hearing though how the headlines are al jazeera, the saudi led coalition in yemen says that it's killed at least 160 who t fighters in murray province. dozens of airstrikes were launched in support of government forces to push back the rebels. last month with these renewed and offensive in the province maribel the internationally recognized governments last stronghold in northern yemen. the african interior ministry says that girls will soon return to secondary schools. they've only been permitted to attend primary school since the televisions takeover. access to education has been a major demand of the international community. one out from out to cirrus, stephanie decker, who's in cobble well, he indicated that it was imminent, re that girls and secondary school and universities and their teachers, female teachers would be returning very soon. this is something that we've been hearing from the talib on since they took power, that yes, they would return, but it's going to take time. and of course, i'm taking a toll on a lot of the girls. they want to go back

adrian. i mean, in 2018 in december when time magazine named me as one of the person of the year looked jamarcus shoji had just happened. right. shocked. all journalists around the world. this could happen. and at that one time didn't tell me that i was one of the persons of the year when i saw it on announce i had a like, i felt like i got punched in my stomach because i thought that my life was going to get worse. that i would become targeted even more. and yet what it showed me is that these kinds of instances when there is a brilliant spotlight, but they are actually, they form a shield and it allows you to do much more. it allows you to speak much more and what i learned in all of this is that when you have a little bit of that spotlight, just like you know, with amal, for example, i feel like we unwrapped or have a little flashlight, a mile has league lights, the no bell has like, you know, like a global life. so i hope that, you know, not only will it make it easier for me personally a

i'm adrian finnegan, a spat between the french and molly and government says, threatening to derail an already fragile alliance against armed groups in the sal region of both africa. last month, molly's interim prime minister accused france of abandonment over its decision to reduce its military presence in the region french president emanuel mccall, cold comments unacceptable and later disparaged the molly and government's efforts to secure parts of the country. on tuesday, molly summoned frances ambassador, had expressed indignation over microns woods tension between the 2 countries was high before the route of the reports that molly was in talks to hire a russian mercenaries for security. la lavelli, she desert needed a new situation resulting from the end of operation by can put molly before a fait accompli was abandoning us mid flight to a certain extent. and it leads us to explore pathways and means to better ensure our security, autonomously, or with other partners, so as to feel the gotten them, which will certainly result from the withdrawal of the french that operation in the

i'm adrian finnegan. facebook is the world's biggest social media network. by far, it connects 3000000000 people. that's 3040 percent of the global population. many use instagram and whatsapp as well, both owned by facebook, but the several hours on monday, no one could communicate or share content on the company's platforms. facebook apologized and blamed a technical glitch. the outage is the latest trouble for the us based tech giant, a former employee, as accused of putting profits. i had concerns about health safety, privacy, and misinformation. we'll bring in our guests in just a moment, but 1st a report from out there as was land. jordan in washington for billions of facebook customers, no likes, no insta moment. no world wide phone calls are messaging. facebook's chief technology officer needed twitter to tell customers it was having massive technical difficulties. and then he apologized. facebook services coming back online now may take some time to get to 100 per cent, to every small and large business family. an individual who depends on us. i'm so

i'm adrian said again. i so in afghanistan has claimed responsibility for suicide bomb attack on friday in little than city of condos. dozens of people were killed at others injured by the explosion inside. a crowded cheer mosque during friday press. it's the latest in a series of attacks by the group. the violence poses a threat to the taliban who promised to establish security. but the former government couldn't provide. it's also clenched to protect ethnic and religious minorities out a serious hash omaha. but our reports from missouri sheriff, oh, these are the moments after it won't last too. through most fact with worshippers security missiles, say a suicide woman managed to get inside before blowing himself up, killing an enduring spools of people that i sell in afghanistan has claimed responsibility recovery. the mosque is in the town of hannah, bad in condo city, that's hell to many members of the she are has are a minority. hourly bas, come to buy jumbled. come up muscle mana, bahati. he was aroun

that's right, adrian. he has been a surprise sir to hear that he was actually at supposedly in georgia itself. when this video emerged on his social media facebook page appearing to show him in the port city of by to me on the black sea. so really nobody was expecting that somehow he would have been able to sneak into the country under the radar as it were. and they're still be questions to be asked about whether he really is here because the government and the state authorities are denying it. his supporters and his political party say he's definitely here. they released some images, but those images are of questionable or origin. so really the question is whether or not he's in georgia, but either way, what it has done is it's, it's delta, good deal of confusion ahead of what will be for georgia very important elections tomorrow for elections, which the opposition say is, is going to be a referenda on, on whether this country a should supports the governments. and if not, if they'd governments who badly

s. supreme court adrian id. this is one of what more than 600 protests taking place today, right across the country. ah, yes, that's right. this is in conjunction with the women's march. if you recall that started after the former president donald trump was elected. and it's really been in mobilization of women across the country, but now the focus is squarely on access to abortion, reproductive rights, which women have call last around, an issue that they want to protest about, especially as a u. s. supreme court may be poised to make decisions back hood could illegal wise abortions once again in this country, many thanks to the downstairs hydro castro that live at austin, texas. u. s. president joe biden says that he hopes his political rivals. the republicans will be responsible and not stand in the way of congress raising the debt limit. the government needs to increase or suspend its borrowing ceiling by october 18th to avoid default, to avoid defaulting on debt payments. well, i hope we probably won't be s

hello, adrian. something up here and, oh, how the headlines and al jazeera at least 27 people have died due to flooding and landslides triggered by heavy rain in southern india. the army.

ah a ton of sports his for adrian. thank you so much. all again, our soldier admits new manchester united have hit rock bottom falling there. 5 mill thrashing by liverpool. bought the new region has vowed not to give up a loss with united heaviest, defeated old trafford against the reds and leaves in 7th and the primary league 8 points off the top from u. k. bookies. that means soldier. their favorite to be the next, primarily coach to be fired. a 48 year old has been managing united for nearly 3 years and is yet when them a major trophy course is the worst feeling the you feel rock bottom cuz this, this is the worst of in the lowest of i've been. but us upset and i expect there is i accept the responsibility and not that is mine today and it's mine going forward. we've been speaking to for a man just united goalkeeper mark boss edge, he says is a former old trafford teammate, has 3 games to save his job and told us who he feels would be the ideal replacement . these next 3 games taught them away a kilometer away and match day for the ch

we have to see a facebook that's a very tough call, adriane. so i think we're going to have to wait and see. but the problem is that this entire outage that facebook has been going through has actually not made its own case stronger. because indeed, if we look at instagram and if we look at all the products that have been developed, including reales as a way to mimic tick, tock. and the different types of products that are available on instagram are really testament to what you were mentioning earlier. that indeed, there is a competition on a market. and at the end of the day, a lot of social media companies will end up going and developing the same product. however, this is exactly what a cell was mentioning the inter relation of all of these companies that the f t c has also taken a lot of concern with. so we have seen that not just facebook was down, we've seen that instagram was effected, whatsapp was effected and even oculus b r. so one of the other companies that facebook holds, and that is the main concern there. and i just wanna get som

thanks, adrian, for having me with you. of course, any time there is a significant foreign policy decision in any country, domestic politics are a big part of, in this case, i think president r one is looking forward to the possibility of early elections. they're supposed to be scheduled in 2023. they may be moved up and he is in an electoral alliance and a parliamentary alliance with a far right nationalist, political party. so, you know, that party called the nationalist actually party that they always want to take the top fine whenever they feel that, especially western countries are putting pressure on turkey. but i'm not sure how far turkey is going to go in the situation. you know, it's possible that president, they're the ones announcements, ordering or directing his foreign minister to declare these ambassadors. persona non grata, may simply be a diplomatic shot across the bow. and it may be that turkey does not follow through . i actually expelled them and i say that because the reaction by the u. s. embassy and se

adrian, there are many factors to that. i mean, obviously, and one of the key issues is the fact that we're dealing with big brother india very much the muscle in south asia. now obviously the indian government, the tamela government in the south of india, from where most of these boats originate, uh, have kept saying that these are territorial, historical waters. that the fishermen sort of don't work to boundaries that these are the territories of fishing grounds. but the fact remains is that there are certain legal boundaries and these cannot be cross. so what though, the local fishermen are basically calling for is implement the law as now so far before that amendment in 2017, there was basically action taken against the immigration act for the indian vessels crossing the international maritime boundary. essentially the fisheries act, but there is now a specific thing about bottom drawing. and indeed there were a lot of reactions once the law was brought into force. there was consultation with the indian government with

hello adrian. that's right. we are in quota in district. one of the 2 was effected, including agency, and what's happening behind as a team and be as national disaster response for a trying to clear the degree from those that have flooded and that includes very large trees which were uprooted. this is so important to do because the rains have eased on monday and that means that teams on the disaster response, but also the army maybe are able to do as much as possible the for more heavy rains which are expected the child predicted for wednesday. now as we've been driving fruitful chat, we can see that even though that to eventually rain or the weekend didn't last very long, it has cause massive damage. we've seen balls of poems which are completely broken and full and away. i mean, the mitchell ratings office bridge washed away. we are standing in the front yard of the hall with every single object inside the home, like so many others here is completely covered in mud. and so the rescue operations,

oh, adrian, here is a problem at raising the debt. ceiling requires a boat of 60 senators in the senate. that's 10 more than the democrats possess. now the republicans have insisted that because the democrats control, all 3 had a branches of government, then they are not going to help them raise the debt ceiling. this is virtually an unprecedented act. the debt ceiling is normally raised on a bipartisan basis in congress and making it even more infuriating for democrats and the biden administration. is that this debt has been incurred by the previous administration under president trump a which res spending drastically and led to this direct, massive amount of debt that the u. s. has now the debt ceiling has got to be raised by october. the 18th. otherwise, simply, the country effectively declares itself bankrupt, but if the republicans refused to vote in the senate in favor of raising the debt ceiling, then it simply cannot be raised. many observers believe that the republicans are just engaging in political theater here that soon or later they will come to the table at the debt ceilin

this is for adrian. thank you so much and just a few minutes time, one of the biggest match ups in the world of sport gets under way arch rivals, pocket fun and india are set for an intense showdown. and crickets t 20 world cub that you buy match will be a rare opportunity to see, besides play each other. currently, they only meet in major international competitions. the mid political tension between the feuding neighbors will last time they concluded a bilateral theories was in 2013. as for this super 12 match, india have the edge. they've never lost the pockets on out a cricket world cup neither one day nor t 20. their koli side are also higher in the t 20 rankings. their 2nd one place above pockets on pockets on have an ace up their sleeves. captain bob r. as in the last 3 years, nobody scored more to 20 international runs than him. and both teams are, of course, former to 20 world champions. they're both looking to win a 2nd title. they can't be honest. what ever happened in the past? we don't want t

i'm adrian said again. i saw in afghanistan has claimed responsibility for suicide bomb attack on friday in little than city of condos. dozens of people were killed at others injured by the explosion inside. a crowded cheer mosque during friday press. it's the latest and a series of attacks by the group violence poses a threat to the taliban who promised to establish security. but the former government couldn't provide. it's also pledged to protect ethnic and religious minorities out of cirrus hash omaha. but our reports from missouri sharif. oh, these are the after it won't last too. through most fact with worshippers security officials say a suicide bomber managed to get inside before blowing himself up, killing and enduring scores of people. i sell enough gun. his dad has claimed responsibility comedy. the mos is in the town of hanna bad in condis city. that's hell to many members of the she are has are a minority. i will become to buy jumbled. come up. mr. warner bahati. he was around $140.00 p. m. all

again, adrian, seneca, haron, doha. the headlines on al jazeera, the leader of columbia's largest drug cartel, has been arrested. the president as described the katcha of dido. antonio was sugar, also known as a tonia, as the biggest blows of drug trafficking in columbia. since the death of pablo escobar in 1993 died when daniel issue run, i'll yes or danielle, this is the hardest blow that has been dealt to drug trafficking in this century in our country. and this blows only comparable to the follow pablo escobar in the ninety's murder of policeman soldiers, social leaders, as well as a recruiter of minor issues. he is also known for the insanity that led him to abuse, adolescent boys and girls, well known thousands of migrants and refugees of set off on foot from the southern mexico, from southern mexico and the hope of making it to the u. s. the group is mainly made up of people from haiti and central america who've been stranded for months. the united states and south korea calling for com nearly a week after north

ah, it is good to be with a fellow, adrian finnegan here in dough. how the headlines and al jazeera, $4000.00 refugees and migrants, including women and children, have been rounded up and detained in libby up. it's one of libya's largest crackdowns in recent years. monic trader reports from tripoli.

that morning, her sons wesley and adrian were at the building site with their dad, greg.mps all over africa. we're contractors. we'd been working in mozambique for a long time, so we had a big mozambican workforce. johji was also in parma that day. like many mozambicans, he had come to the town looking for work. located in northern mozambique, parma was booming because of a $20 billion gas project being built by french energy giant total. works had been suspended amid concerns it could be the target of islamist militants. but that very morning, total announced it was starting up again, after the after the government promised extra security in the area. in the fields nearby, local residents were working their small farms. in the fields nearby, local residents were working their small farms. muanassa was among them, with her large family, including granddaughter ancha. that morning, greg sent me two pictures of the clouds over parma that day and the clouds over pemba. i thought "that looks a bit ominous". we were all working normally and one of our guys got a phone call tha

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