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it's sort of paradoxical adrian, why is read? when it comes to it's jewish majority and it's residence in general, it tends to be quite liberal and terms of press and press freedom. it tends to be tolerant of descent. ah, and sometimes even calls on you know, over its prime minister as not see that we, we've seen it before the assassination of our, the former or believe it's hack robin. so it is a large degree of freedom of the press within israel, but when it comes to occupied by the stand with comes apart, paid in general, israel is very nervous and is almost cowardly in that way. it attacks press freedom because it needs to look at least to the west, to be a democracy, to be humane and liberal, to be within that the addition of western democracies when it's not when it's an off, off age state. hence, it has this major antagonism towards any serious reporting of its colonial policies of its that oppression of the various crimes the various effects the reads. the invasions, as we've seen in janine. and that's why adrian, there w

adrian and i think our viewers around the world understand that as we watch the funeral. now, we know that the responsibility for the death of sharing a block rests with those who took the decision to invade jeanine and the genie refugee coke. with those who divide the policies with those who gave orders to the journalists out give orders to the soldiers, to kill, to do it, or to kill innocent people as they have been. and this is not a one time thing. this has happened before. there's a trend or visual to violence against your notice, but also against innocent palestinians for they jerusalem mourns it's daughter. jerusalem and her majesty mourned her daughter, shutting and says, find that goodbye. but does, violence continues and janine were shirty and tried to tell the world about the suffering of that very particular refugee. the suffering goes on, the side goes on. it's like as if we are living in a story not reporting one as if we are living in a tragedy. not reporting on one. but i guess that is our destiny. is to be part of our world that world and our colleagues l

ah hello, welcome to the program, i'm adrian. and again, the island nation of shall anchor is in crisis that been food and fuel shortages for weeks. and power cuts of become the new norm. many say they're struggling to get biped and they blame the government for mishandling the economic situation. calling on president got a buy a roger packer to resign. there was a general strike on friday that shut down much of the country. in response, the president's office re imposed a state of emergency saying that it's needed to ensure public order. we'll bring in our guests to just a moment, but 1st a report from out as here as michelle, fernandez in colombo police were among the few state employees working in chill anchor on friday. these water cannon, auntie, aghast to disperse, hundreds of protested, gathered at barricade, sealing off the entrance to parliament. inside the building, and she javert, than to put her opposition. representatives marched into the speaker's office, asking him to ordered the police to stop that operation. the

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adrian. thank you. the defending champions, the milwaukee bucks have been eliminated from the post season by the boston celtics . the celtics trailed early in the decided, but grant williams scored a korea high 27 points and hit 73 points. as jason tatum added, 23 and boston said again, 7 wrinkled with 20 to 3 points as to when 10981 possible faced the miami heat on tuesday in the eastern conference finals. and tatum's 4 year old son is particularly pleased with the idea of heading down to south beach, which i want to say, you know, say soon as they do you excited, go to miami, the good pool of our gosh, reading and di gay air mean a year after leaving milwaukee to the title and being voted the final m v. p. yana . since he composes it's time for he seems to regroup, hopefully, like this moment. so thinking that the last something we can gain and learn in order for us to put us in the bushes to win the championship now to be next year. it's going to be 2 years from now. the western conference top feeds

ah hello again, adrian sitting here in doha. the headlines on al jazeera, israel's police chief, has ordered an investigation into the actions of officers who attack the funeral procession announces. here a journalist shall be an ugly mourners, carrying her conscript were beaten by his ready forces. that storm widespread condemnation, but a muted response from the u. s. should be now, barclay has now been laid to rest and occupied east jerusalem. 3 days after his ready forces shot and killed her thousands gather to our funeral on friday. i'll just hear him, ron khan. is near the hospital where israeli forces attacked the mourners. but there's only really one word that anybody is using, certainly palestinian is using. and as a devastated, devastated that sharina barclays, a funeral, was not a dignified one. that it was actually a fraught with violence from the israeli forces. those pitches that we've seen from the hospital not far away from where i'm standing right now. just up that hill over there where our moon is the pole barr

so you saw the scenes earlier, the hospital adrian extraordinary. i think they're actually changing the route now, so i don't think you're actually going to see our participation is going to go. she's going to the back. yeah, she's already pause so you're not going to see or make pat. she's gone behind a tree, and then she's gonna be logan facts. i mean, maybe if you could just con our grave, is that the, what will be her grave is at the end there, where you see people gathering. she just came up here to mount zion use flying the palace thing and fly something that is proven so controversial and provocative to these really you're actually seeing now some of our colleagues from others. there are arabic. i'm watching, walking down towards the thea to towards where she's going to be laid to rest. as we mentioned earlier today, she will be next to her parents who died in the early days, the whole to her career with stuff where we take in the scenes. it may be timely to remind people of just why so many people have turned out for the funeral of televisio

adrian, thank you very much. indeed. that's adrian brown talking to us from hong kong. it cranes accusing russia of bombing a school in the eastern region of low hon. skit happened in belgrade. have come. the governor of lance says around 90, people have been hiding in the building and that's nearly all the residents who've been left in the village. at least 30 people to been rescued. so far, 2 bodies had been recovered before search operations was suspended for the night. it cranes, government says all civilians have been evacuated from a steel plant in the southern city of mateo. paul from monks, civilians, and soldiers being trapped inside as russian attacks intensified assa bank as more from ukraine. central city of oman out and safe crane says all women, children and the elderly, have been evacuated from the as of stole steel. platt, with for months, they sheltered in underground bunkers, while ukrainian fighters from the as of battalion attempts to prevent russian soldiers from completely taken over the port city. president the lensky, repeatedly called, and unite

ah lot, adrian said, again, this is al jazeera alive from bo hoppel. so coming up, people with tried from the house, others were arrested and sold a shocking scenes. 2 days after shaheen was shot and killed by israeli forces. despite the violence sharita, i will, our claims laid to rest. it was a foul that her legacy will live on. i think, surely above the land she had influence. but none of that you will have a few of the book. this is sandra syria watching coverage attribute to all murdered friend and colleague shaheen. a barclay, the voice and daughter of palestine. she was shot at the head by his ready forces on wednesday morning while on assignment, and janine the doing nothing more than her job veteran journalist and household name across palestine of the arab world. shaheen was a beacon, the shaw lights on all issues facing the palestinian people. a death has left a shockwave throughout palestine out of the world. having reported for al jazeera for more than 20 years, shaheen was committed to her cool, telling the stories of those who don't have

thank you very much, adrian. while livable manager, yoga club says that he could not be prouder of his team as they want. the english f, a cup final against chelsea on saturday to maintain their hopes of winning an unprecedented quadruple of trophies. the goals that final went to penalties aside, you money, missed the chance to win it. for liverpool as senegal t made, edward mandy made the save into sudden death. and allison saved from chelsea's mason mount, which gave acosta. and he has the chance to convert the winning spot, pick liverpool, beating chelsea on penalties in a file, wembley for 2nd time this season. what is the 1st time they've lifted the f a cup in 16 years? let's go find one. she's been greedy in terms of favors. lots of been incredible. you know the mentality to focus every day in training and the school 3 big games that will give it everything. it oliver pools hopes of the premier league title could effectively be over late on sunday. leaders matches the city will move 6 points clear at the to

adrian manufactured it. so that's hopeful that he is out, but i'll be back with more in just a few moments and we'll be live and occupied east jerusalem. ramallah garza. she of them the. what was good to know that on this which i don't need you to look at me when you put them in the disconnect and then you open at the home and ya today. and i'm going to give you what we said that was sent to me and i'm a lot of people give me one. i don't i mean, i mean i shooting them off and just it's rush hour at the local community center in low batch of 15 kilometers. from the border with ukraine, that note that cuts jack is a retired russian language teacher and is collecting goods donated by people from all over europe. thought i agree are helping people on the other side of the board to once the state behind it can lead. since russia invaded ukraine, daniel to has been driving across the border every day. crossing the border is always tricky, but the women say that today they have a lucky day because the border guard

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we saw alley from adrian, that limited apathy. is it apathy tongue or is it submission? it's difficult to tell because the democrats from behind balls the next follow of quit politics. and i think if anything, it is more about fear, the big thing big to get wrong is but actually in the us, you will not go to prison for your words, for waiting a flag for a sticker, advocating independent. these are the kinds of things that people have been treated or, and that's what keeping people up the street. if you do want to look at any statistics . well, the last time they surveyed approval ratings, john me out of a favorable rating of about 37 percent. and he has promised a local version of the national security law, which last time that was tabled in 2003 half a 1000000 people onto the street. again, i don't think you're going to see the kind of protest you did in 2019 all back then . but suddenly, i think what's keeping people off the street to the moment is the national security law and how effective it is being, i guess, quoting defend, well, certainly be watching how this all

i'm adrian finnegan. it is the most defining health crisis of our times, no matter where we are in the world. the corona virus pandemic has changed the way we live. and now for the 1st time, we know more people died because of it, than governments were reporting on thursday. the world health organization revealed its 1st most comprehensive estimate. it said that 14900000 people died in the 1st 24 months of the pandemic. that's mostly as a direct result of the virus itself. and because people couldn't get proper treatment, since hospitals were overwhelmed, the w h o says that it's a wakeup call for all countries to invest in data and their health care systems to make them more resilient to crises. naida is indeed the life blood of public health cove. it has illuminated, a staggering, told already that we have seen 14900000 excess deaths, but it has also illuminated as staggering data. gaps in countries, too much is unknown and there is too much delays in getting life and death information. so let's take a

nick rip, adrian brown has with china's endorsement. it was just a question of how big john lee's winning margin would be to give the appearance of an open contest, the secret votes were presented to the election committee before being counted. congratulations, a landslide. 1416 votes. in his acceptance speech, lee promised to leader hong kong that was carrying open, vibrant and vigilant safeguarding. our country sovereignty, national security and development interests. protecting hong kong from internal and external threats, and ensuring as stability will continue to be of paramount importance. the former number 2 in the hong kong government had previously served the security chief authorizing the use of tear gas rubber, bullets, and occasional live rounds to disperse, protested during the unrest of 2019. 0, it was an election day of one candidate, 3 protesters, and lots of police. 7000 officers, in fact, enough to keep the few dissenting voices well away from the convention center where the vote was held. analysts say the john lee has

adrian brown has more now from hong kong. this result was never in doubt. john lee was a sole candidate in this election. he secured 1416 votes. 98 percent turn out because he says this is a joyful ho a day for hong kong. he says it is the red cross international smile day, which was another reason to be happy as to what sort of chief executive he'll make . well the.

ah, it is just after $1000.00 g m t 1 pm in israel, of the occupied territory on adrian finnegan. this is our continuing coverage of the killing of palestinian al jazeera journalist chevy and i will are clear. let's get you up to date with the latest developments. sharon was shot in the head by israeli forces on wednesday, while covering at is really rated the occupied westbank city of jeanine. her body has been taken to the presidential compound in ramallah, where president markwood abbas paid his respects. the algeria media network has described the 51 year old's death as blatant murder, making it clear it holds israel responsible. the israeli military has admitted that soldiers from an elite unit fire during the raid, but has not said that its troops are to blame. lockwood abbas says that he'll seek justice at the international criminal court. here you mother, today we're here to pay respect to serene abil, ucla, the martyr of palestine. the martyr of jerusalem and the martyr of free speech and the free roll a symbol of the palestinian them and the symbol of the palestinian jou

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the photos were sent to china re such a adrian sense. he says they came from computers belonging to the ministry of public security in nor than she and john region sphere. and since this is like a window into a police state about which so little information gets out. we've really never seen anything like it will not make us in the re such a pass the data on to 14 international media companies, including germany's by re sharon funk and ashby, eagle, and baby. se news after wakes of examining the data, the tame of report is verified and evaluated it. among other findings was a shoot to kill order for prisoners attempting to escape from the internment camps . this is outraged, weld ladies, and re enforced allegations of crimes against humanity. copied ideas. these are berdazi. i think everyone who is this, these images get the children. that's fine because leave immense with a horrific and disturbing. and they confirm what has been going on for a long time. i'd say at the most theory with human rights violations are taken play fellows in si

ah, hello, i'm adrian finnegan. this is counting the cost on how to 0, your weekly look at the world of business and economics. this week. the stakes arising at the battle of a russian energy. putin turns off, the gas taps and the e. you propose as a ban on moscow's oil imports by the end of the year. but what will the energy war cost also this week, russia's rouble hits a 2 year high, and it's so called fortress economy is believed to be holding up so far. but has moscow really, whether the worst of sanctions, netflix loses subscribers for the 1st time at the decade and cnn plus shuts down its platform just a month off to launch. how viewers had enough and is the whole streaming industry at risk. ah, rushes president vladimir putin is making good on his threat to turn off the supply of natural gas to europe. supplies to bulgaria, and poland have been halted. often. they refuse to pay for gas in roubles. other european countries may also be cut off within weeks. if they to reject russia's demand, the e. u has dismis

unfortunately, adrian press sellers are great to get your perspective there. thanks so much for your time. thank you. protests are expected in mexico to mark one month since 18 year old bonnie escobar disappeared. the la students body was found in a water tank at a motel 2 weeks after she was last seen her death spark nationwide outcry over the spiraling suicide rate. manuel apollo reports from mexico city. this is a photograph of deb any escobar. it was taken on the night. she disappeared in monterey mexico. exactly one month ago. though multiple government agencies participated in the search for devany. her lifeless body was found almost 2 weeks later at a location that had been overlooked as many as 4 times by searchers. as public pressure mounted on state, prosecutors authorities were forced to admit some mistakes may have been made in the handling of the investigation. on the ball and also we will focus on resources if our disposal towards determining what happened. and if this implies a crime is taking place, we would apply the full force of the law, the

oh, yes, adrian. so the policy of foxes already know that this flags march ah, with all of provocations that it does hold for the palestinians. it's going to go through and they don't have a problem with it. what they do have a problem with is this flex, march, packing and passing through the damascus gate. and this is what international mediations have been trying to do this past a week, trying to prevent or change the course of this, of flags march. so that it does not lay a rob or trigger an escalation between the gaza factions and israel, like what happened last year. so when it comes to an up, so moist, when it comes to the holy sites of through the love, the violence that erupts in that, in that place, of course, is very sensitive to all palestinians. and the factions keep, ah, their hands as they say, to own the trigger, watching closely what is going to happen and how the situation is going to develop . whether it's great to develop too much more complicated, ha escalation that requires a furt

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adrian, thank you very much indeed. adrian brown talking to some hong kong taliban leaders in afghanistan have ordered women to cover their entire body. while in public, they say of a woman refuses to do so. she or her family could be sent to prison or far from government jobs. their hardings got more a sea of blue in cobble, a group of women gathered at a market. the tall bonds latest to cree, is that all women in afghanistan must cover their entire body when they're outside the home. he does a lot on ha, i'm r o d i go and he, he job is a privilege for wisdom and pause women. he jobby women are protected from disobedience and sins. they'll always be restricted. they'll be protected from evil . if a woman is seen in public, without head to toe covering she along with her husband, her mail guardian could be punished. lou is not the one who has the homes for the women who don't have a he job should be known. the men should be advised and warned. the strict enforcement of burka became a global symbol of the taliban rule w

. >>> adrian was born and raised in san francisco and always dreamed of using our two cells stories.dramatic cinematic photos so they can see themselves in a way that maybe they haven't before. >> i gave people a chance to see what they would look like as if they were casted for a big hollywood role. in the life that we have been waiting on big hollywood to do and i just didn't want to wait anymore so i took it upon myself to showcase that. >>> the exhibit opens saturday down in los angeles but you can buy the artwork online. >> we have a link to all of this information on our website. >>> this morning, bay area leaders are sounding the alarm to combat the sentinel crisis. still ahead, the all new push to get drugs off the streets. >>> breaking right now, the deal to buy twitter suspended. never a dull moment with elon musk. >>> governor newsom has a new plan to help californians struggling with skyrocketing prices. ahead in the lab report, the relief that may soon be coming to your pocketbook. >>> families growing desperate to find baby formula. the plan to try to boost the supply.

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we will speak to the governor adrian orr. u.s. futures not doing much in the early asian session, this after the s&p 500 fluctuated throughout the session here in new york, just to finish higher in the afternoon. consumer discretionary and energy leading gains. deputy i crude above the $110 a barrel level. u.s. crude stockpiles data is out, and a little more optimism from the fed not turning more hawkish than anticipated. we continue to watch the treasury space. it was a little bit mixed. two-year yields rising, very much sensitive to policy changes. they were headed towards the 2.50 level. the 10-year yield drugs today. we continue to watch -- the 10-year yield dropped today. we continue to watch the space since the fed minutes pointed to potential risk of unexpected side effects -- we are talking the unwinding of the $8.5 trillion bond portfolio. haidi: not much when it comes to the opening action here for australia. although we do see the broader markets in asia inheriting the light risk-on sentiment, shall we put it that way.

i hand you back to adrian. so many thanks and it, but as it actually for the user, but of course the use stops here on out sir. i'll be back with a full portion of use for you in just a few moments. we'll see them. ah 74 years often macklin and a permanent displacement of more than 700000 pounds a year long from the bombing. although jesse was offices in the gaza strip. and in the week that network journalist sharina abbey was queued in the o. p point west bank. we examine the situation in palestine in a one of those special programs. join us on august ear. oh no struggle is full of pleasure. yet that allison will credit both pick out a little undecided and who is so, but i'm that goes with an intimate look my life in cuba. nicola, is my media and the dallas hammock diag filled me. was i luna, going to one of the most do another year? my cuba on al jazeera moving hebron boys breathed at fly pigeons, but then this occupied palestinian city boys are also close to watched vice really forces at times. shaw thought

since 2009, when ocea was first conceived, adrian was at the helm.eat advocate as all of you know who understood the importance of serving out diverse communities. especially our immigrant communities who often face barriers to service and participation. through her leadership, we have seen the launch of successful programs like the pathways to citizenship program where close to 10,000 immigrants has been naturalized. dream sf that provides opportunities for young immigrants to engage and also the community ambassadors program that provides a supportive and safe presence of communities across our city. and, of course, a language access programs including direct translation for many of our city services. while this is adrian's third retirement, she has multiple careers before joining the city. we wish her all the best. she will not be going far, she will serve as the interim director of the asian pacific fund and we wish her the very best and thank her for her dedication and public service. thank you, adrian. [ applause ]. >> thank you, president walt

. >> a local aring their talents community -- i want to tell you about adrian per, born and raised in francisco, he dreamed of using art to tell stories. this weekend he's opening up an art exhibit called we're golden, adrian took dramatic and cinematic photos of aapi communities, so they could see themselves in a way that they haven't really seen before. >> it gave people a chance to see what they would look like as if they were casted for a big hollywood role, or shooting them for the cover of gq or vogue or esquire, in a light that we have been waiting on big hollywood to do and i just didn't want to wait anymore. i took it upon myself to showcase that. >> i'm sure you probably want to see that exhibit. it opens saturday in los angeles. you can buy his book and other art work online. >> that's really lovely. >> yeah. we do have the link on our website, nbcbayarea.com. you'll see aapi stories, go to nbcbayarea.com/celebrating aapi heritage. >>> all right, a busy weekend on tap. everybody wants to know what's the weather going to be like for bay to breakers. plan the outfits or lack

since 2009, when ocea was first conceived, adrian was at the helm.cate as all of you know who understood the importance of serving out diverse communities. especially our immigrant communities who often face barriers to service and participation. through her leadership, we have seen the launch of successful programs like the pathways to citizenship program where close to 10,000 immigrants has been naturalized. dream sf that provides opportunities for young immigrants to engage and also the community ambassadors program that provides a supportive and safe presence of communities across our city. and, of course, a language access programs including direct translation for many of our city services. while this is adrian's third retirement, she has multiple careers before joining the city. we wish her all the best. she will not be going far, she will serve as the interim director of the asian pacific fund and we wish her the very best and thank her for her dedication and public service. thank you, adrian. [ applause ]. >> thank you, president walton and s

can you explain this to me adrian?the president has control in the white house and congress, which of course, president biden does with this party, the opposite party attempts to do better in the mid term. they already have a lake. up and, look, you have got two key issues here, to your point that an upwards of 80 to 90% of the people support. it's a support that robe be maintained as the law of the land and they support stronger gun safety measures. so, when you have those two issues that are overwhelmingly in favor and supported by the democratic party, democrats do a lot better in the midterms. and frankly, stuff, if we can't overcome some of the deficits that we have with these two issues on the ballot up for grabs, then we have to do some real soul searching as democrats. >> carlos, what do you think? >> steph, i think that the two big broad issues that most voters are going to be thinking about going into these elections, and of, course things can change but looking from this point over to november, is number one

ah, hello, get adrian. so the good here in doha, with the news officer, the headlines al jazeera journal is sharina black clay, has been laid to rest and occupied east jerusalem. 3 days after his ready forces shot and killed her 1000 is gathered for her funeral on friday. ukraine says that washing troops are withdrawing from the 2nd largest city of ha, keith, of weeks of heavy bombardment. moscow is said to targets attention to guarding supply routes and military offensive in the eastern donates region. oh, a ukrainian band collusion gastro is favorite when this years eurovision song contest. the entry is attribute to gray, which mixes wrap with traditional folk music. 25 countries are competing in sustenance, final, in the italian city of turin. police in somalia, as capital mogadishu are imposing a curfew ahead of an election on sunday. the government says that armed groups are threatening attacks to disrupt the processed members of parliament due to elect the next president. after much delay, i'll come w

oh, yes, adrian. there's an escalating, i most fear of tensions, and warnings that has been moving around. policy infections in godsa hops, i have a general state of globalization and raised in their state of a nerd. be set in a joint, a statement that they have a re deployed and repositioned all their members in anticipation of any escalation that my top 10 on saturday evening. the policy of functions also fired rockets through this c or on, on to the seed. aside in i'm in a foreign are threatening messages sent to these really flight wiley's really are. i me deployed more of the iron dome into the cities, not just of the in clay with garza, but also into the cities inside the green line. ah, for our in the same context here, we know that a lot of our international mediations have been happening and have been going on the past days and security egyptian delegation. we know through our sources has arrived to the gaza strip this morning. but we know also from our sources in the policy of factions that

here ladies first, adrian.ing the night the lights went out in georgia, for team trump. trump was trying to install loyalists in these posts, but instead, the candidates that he backed lost big time. what do you make of it all? >> obviously, jonathan is right. what is trump's influence going forward? i think the jury is out in terms of what his influence is. he did not have a good night in georgia. he did have a good night in texas. there is a number of primaries coming up. the jury is still out. the jury is still not out on maga influence in the republican primary. the question becomes, of course, is trump the face of maga? does this take on the form of someone else? is it is ron desantis going forward? is it another republican was outside influence? this is the question. it is not necessarily trump's influence but maga's influence and maga's home on the party and how it is alive and well. >> she michael, i will ask the same question. the same time, taylor greene won the primary by a significant margin. >> she

and adrian elrod, democratic strategist and former senior aide to the biden harris campaign.- primary on tuesday, donald trump endorsed front runner, dug a mastriano, a far-right extremist and an election conspiracy theorist. who, if elected, would be taxed with -- tasked with certifying the state's 2024 presidential election results. meanwhile, another far-right candidate is surging in the senate primaries, kathy burnett, has a record of anti islamic and gay statements. she does not have the endorsement of trump. he has backed doctor oz, also, new reports of the states lieutenant governor, john fetterman, who is the leading in the democratic senate primary race suffered a stroke on friday. he is currently recovering. what is going on in pennsylvania? >> well, reverend, what is happening on the republican side of the spectrum in pennsylvania is actually pretty good news for democrats. pennsylvania republicans i've spoken to in recent days says mr. mastriano is totally unelectable in a democratic -- the general election because he's made so many outlandish comments. he is so f

adrian zentz, with the u.s.communism the morrill odaesan, and a van -- and aman very high-profile on this story, sanctioned by china for the work he has done. and it is because of his probe announced -- is prof annan's that he was just -- his proven ance that he was chosen for this mission and he turned it over to the bbc to ultimately bhopal -- ultimately be publicized, b also that it needed research to be authenticated, which is what we have spent the past few months doing. how have we done that? this is a huge month of data -- tens of thousands of files, photographs, documents, internal senior speeches from party officials, and spreadsheet data, row upon row of information about individuals, giving detention status, reasons for their detention, names, addresses and id numbers. what we have done is first of all tried to establish if this is about real people, and we have spoken to members of the uyghur diaspora,sking them for names and id numbers of family members missing in xinjiang. we then ve run the inform

thank you very much, adrian. while the french government says a mass gathering of supporters with fake tickets, it was the catalyst for crowds problems. at saturdays, a champions league final and paris france believes that have been criticized will find tear gas and pepper sprays at supporters. waiting to get into the stud divorce or the country sports minister has that claimed up to $40000.00 fans or at the final would no ticket or a fake one. liverpool have refuted at that version of events describing the treatment of their supporters as unacceptable so good. do you consider the city what was noted was there was massive fraud at an industrial level and organization of fake tickets because the pre filtration saw that 70 percent of tickets were fake tickets. were in other words, more than 2600 tickets were confirmed by you wafer as non validated tickets, even though they've gone through 1st filtering thing or 30, the massive presence of these fake tickets, of course was the issue that meant there was a long delay